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This Sunday is commonly known as Good Shepherd Sunday.  In the Gospel Jesus speaks about His sheep hearing His voice and following Him.  In our fast-paced world, where life is very shallow and lived... Read More

Have you looked at a sunset that took your breath away?  Or sat with a friend as you both told stories and shared laughter?  Or sat alone in the quiet and just listened?  These experiences can be... Read More

Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday, a day in which we reflect on Jesus’ message: “Tell the whole world about My inconceivable mercy.” This message was among many He gave to St. Faustina Kowalski... Read More

The journey from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday can seem long.  But life always wins the day as the Easter Mystery transforms our lives.  It shows us a compassionate God whose love and mercy triumph... Read More

This weekend marks Palm Sunday. We begin the holiest week of the Church year with the Commemoration of the Lord Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem.  We will hear and perhaps participate in the Passion... Read More

Today we concentrate on the Raising of Lazarus.  This is one of the key stories we share and include in our parish process called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, which welcomes new... Read More

The readings for this weekend are packed with Lenten food for thought. In the first reading the Lord directs Samuel to see with his heart; Samuel listens and identifies a young shepherd named David... Read More

As you look at the painting here: "JESUS, Be Living Water for ......" "JESUS, As I have known you, so let yourself be known by ....." Read More

“Lord, it is good that we are here.” This Gospel reading brings back memories of my first day in the convent. On the bulletin board were the words, “Lord, it is good for us to be here.” I thought it... Read More

St. Paul tells us that, though Original Sin was bad news for us, through Jesus we are justified. What does Jesus ask of us during Lent in order to participate in His good news at Easter? Then, we... Read More